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In article <1ij8vhINNc2n@mirror.digex.com>, dougnews@access.digex.com (Doug Humphrey) writes:
> 
> Kevin, I am going to start this off by saying that I thought 
> that your response to my message on dc.general was laughable, 
> that you avoid completely the issues once someone answers your
> questions, and that your personal comments about writing style 
> or english language usage are not relevent to the discussion.
> You hide behind such comments, and it is obvious to all.

You didn't answer the question because you didn't read/understand it properly.

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> As with most anti-gun fanatics, you think that the gun makes the 
> human pull the trigger.

The gun allows people to kill others with relative ease, you cannot argue with
"if there were no guns, nobody would get shot", and if you read all my postings
you would know that I am not an "anti-gun fanatic".

I would just like to be able to visit the Union Station food hall without fear
of getting caught in someone elses crossfire.

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> That is what I was saying with respect to the question of the military
> blindly obeying every command, no matter how crazy.

The russian army was often persuaded to do things that the soldiers would find
unpalatable by mis-informing them about why the were doing it.

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> I will say this though; if I can carry a loaded Mossberg Security
> shotgun in public, wherever I go, without being given any trouble
> for it whatsoever, then maybe I give up the old .45 ACP in favor
> of it; but maybe not. 

So, you carry a .45 ACP all the time ?

My point was that a shotgun is a perfectly good home defense weapon, but it is
difficult to carry concealed. It is therefore a weapon that I have no objection to people owning.

> Doug
> 
> P.S.  I am very serious about the assult weapon ammo question 
> up above; name the ammo, its characteristics, the weapon to be
> used, and why you think that it won't be capable of killing 
> everyone in its arc, given some degree of normal home construction.

I'll check my latest copy of "Guns & Ammo".

Kev.
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WHFS: Living in a screwed-up place in a screwed-up time with screwed-up people,
      does not necessarily mean you are screwed-up.